Vibecode Space
Vibecode Space is a house on a hill in Dzoraghbyur, Kotayk, just east of Yerevan, Armenia, acquired by Wolf Alexanyan for one purpose: to build the Vibecoding community in Armenia around it. The house is free and open to everyone, every weekend, to code, to talk, or to do nothing. It stands apart from everything around it, with a 180-degree view of Ararat, Aragats, Ara and Hatis.
This site is the live public window into it. The building is drawn as a 3D wireframe over a map of its real location, surrounded by readouts that are live measurements rather than samples.
The sky panel gives moon phase and illumination, the next phase, astronomical darkness, the next visible pass of the International Space Station and which planets are above the horizon, all computed for the site's own coordinates. The conditions panel gives temperature, feels-like, wind, gusts, humidity, pressure, UV index, PM2.5 and the EU air-quality index.
The structure opens. A click steps into the garden, then into the house floor by floor, down to the workshop breaker panel and the call-room laptop that reports the in-house server node.
Environmental telemetry reads temperature, humidity, dew point, feels-like and barometric pressure per floor, with history from six hours to seven days.
Who created Vibecode Space
Wolf Alexanyan. He acquired the house, wired it with climate sensors, air-quality monitors and cameras, and built this site as the live public window into it. He is its founder, owner and operator.
Wolf Alexanyan is Armenian and based in Yerevan. He bought this house to build the Vibecoding community in Armenia around it, and opened it free to everyone every weekend.
Wolf Alexanyan:
LinkedIn,
X,
Instagram.
This page needs JavaScript and WebGL to render the structure feed.